Null Signal Games is a games publisher operating as a registered nonprofit company. Our only current product is the expandable card game Netrunner, which we are continuing following the end of its support by its previous publisher, Fantasy Flight Games.
KeyForge has new owners; the card game that suffered algorithmic death is sold to Ghost Galaxy
Concerned for KeyForge and its players, Asmodee approached Ghost Galaxy in late ’21 about acquiring the IP and game.
UKGE 2022 Awards: The best RPGs and board games of the year
The UK’s largest and one of the most significant gaming conventions in Europe is over, and the UK Games Expo is done for another year. The busy event has many attractions, one of which is the influential UK Games Expo Awards. The UKGE 2022 Awards has two categories, Judges and People, which means two winners […]
Asmodee will sell for €2.75bn to the video game owner of Gearbox, Koch and THQ Nordic
Embracer Group is lined up to buy the board game powerhouse for €2.75bn. The sale was expected but it looks like they got €0.75bn more than initially thought.
Edge Studio confirms Star Wars RPG license
We want to follow in the footsteps of FFG’s fantastic work over the years, while bringing our own vision of what a Star Wars™ RPG should be.
Winners of the Tabletop Gaming Awards 2021 announced as Dune takes top RPG
The first-ever awards from the Tabletop Gaming Magazine have just been announced.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #97
A weekly RPG news summary covering D&D, 2d20, indie news, events, reviews, interviews and even encounter tables.
Legend of the Five Rings card game to finish
Fantasy Flight Games has announced the end of the Legend of the Five Rings card game. Organised Play for the game will also finish.
Edge Studio share some early Midnight D&D 5e concept art
Midnight is an RPG setting based on the concept “What if the baddies won?” in a Tolkien-style fantasy world. What if the Dark Lord took over?
Fantasy Flight loses Star Wars to sister studio Atomic Mass Games
Asmodee has today announced a “strategic reorganisation” which results in Star Wars: X-Wing, Star Wars: Armada, and Star Wars: Legion leaving Fantasy Flight Games.
